For municipalities
Challenges residents complete together, around your theme or programme. We set them up with you, in the app and on the street.
Sanne coordinates a neighbourhood of four hundred households around one square. With Peerpep she sets up a challenge: three short questions about the square, a walk past the new benches and a coffee at the community centre as the reward. Residents join in whenever it suits them. Anyone without a phone fills in the form at the community centre.
What you do with it
A poll or a joint choice about the square, the playground or the new bench. The result counts once enough residents take part.
A walking challenge for each neighbourhood. Residents walk towards a shared goal, each at their own pace.
A trail with QR codes at the monument, the park and the library.
Link a challenge to a theme week, an event or a running project, so more people take part than the usual few.
What a challenge looks like
Threshold 40%14 of 40 done · 16 needed
Reward: coffee at the community centreWhat we do
We make the challenges with you, around your theme or programme.
We bring in businesses, clubs and the community centre as places for the rewards.
Afterwards you see how many residents took part and what they answered.
Yes. A challenge or a community can be about one area. In the app, residents see the challenges near them first.
For each challenge you see how many people took part and what they answered, polls included. For an anonymous poll you see the result without names.
Yes. You can print a challenge as a form and enter the answers later. Whoever takes part on paper counts towards the threshold just the same.
Peerpep shows no advertising and uses no tracking cookies. Locations are rounded to about 800 metres. The privacy statement (in Dutch) says exactly which data we process.
That depends on what we set up together. Email gerd@peerpep.eu for a first conversation.
Tell us about your neighbourhood or your programme. We'll help think up the first challenge and who to bring in.